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Includes PE inventory, spot, futures, index, and Shenhua auction data, analyzing supply and demand and predicting market trends before the two holidays.
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Covers PP inventory, futures, and spot market conditions, analyzing supply and demand as well as bullish and bearish factors, with index data and market forecasts.
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The September 15th Carbon Black Index and market prices remained stable. This analysis analyzes the impact of raw materials, supply, and demand, and predicts that new domestic carbon black order negotiations will remain stable in the short term.
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Panxi's new unit prices are firm, while prices for titanium slag and other products are weakening. Titanium dioxide raw material costs are under pressure, inventory levels are declining, new orders are holding prices high, and the market is cautious.
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Overseas rubber supplies are tight due to weather, domestic supply and demand are diverging, and tire demand is experiencing promotional sales, leading to short-term fluctuations in rubber prices.
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The Carbon Black Index fell 53.25 points to 6426 on September 12th. N330 prices were announced in many locations. This article analyzes raw material, supply, and demand, and forecasts future market trends.
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PE spot prices saw divergent regional gains and losses, while L2601 futures prices fluctuated. With weak demand and declining inventories, the weak reality is unlikely to change in the short term.
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The PVC2601 contract price hit a low near the lower limit, with spot prices falling across all regions. With no improvement in supply and demand, the market may remain sluggish in the short term, seeking support.
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Panxi titanium ore orders remain strong, Chengde titanium ore remains stable, high-slag prices are falling, and competition is intensifying. Sponge titanium inventory is low, and titanium dioxide prices are high, suggesting a price adjustment.
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Typhoon in Thailand has led to raw material shortages, increased domestic output, and slow destocking at tire factories, resulting in fluctuating and weak rubber prices.
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Carbon black market prices are temporarily stable, upstream coal tar is on hold, plant operating rates are declining, downstream tire demand is weak, and the market is expected to stabilize in the future.
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On September 10th, polyolefin inventories of both crude oil and crude oil companies declined, PP futures and spot prices diverged, demand was weak, and the national energy auction transaction rate declined.
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Describes the September 9th rubber futures and spot markets, analyzing domestic and international supply and demand. It points out that cost and inventory support will lead to short-term rubber price consolidation.
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The Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6479.25 on September 9th. Prices were released in various regions. Analysis of supply, demand, and raw materials suggests a potential for weakness at a high level in the future.
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Detailed information on 9.9PVC2601 futures price data and regional spot price fluctuations is provided. Analysis of the futures and spot market outlook is provided, along with short-term trends and risks.
